Getting the Jewish Workforce Out of ‘the Red Zone’
Our people have been in the Red Zone for over five months; this is damaging to the Jewish community and the people who make it function.
Our people have been in the Red Zone for over five months; this is damaging to the Jewish community and the people who make it function.
From the Foundation Team
Convenings are part of our strategy to scale best practices—whether in data gathering and usage, design of professional development programs, Jewish learning experiences, or other models—from one organization or community to others in the field.
Featured Partner
We engage with Israel today not only as subject matter, but as part of who we are, who we wish to become, and who we wish Israel to become.
Blog
Even before the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic, both of our organizations, Jim Joseph Foundation and Charles and Lynn Schusterman Family Philanthropies, had been taking gradual steps to improve our grantmaking processes.
Featured Partner
As the Jewish New Teacher Project celebrates its 20th anniversary, the organization is looking back at its impact and looking ahead at new opportunities.
Partners in the News
Atra trains and supports rabbinic leaders from all backgrounds to adapt their practice for the real world, to help them grow professionally and propel their leadership.
From the Foundation Team
The Jim Joseph Foundation is now following the lead of other philanthropists who have led the charge by investing in Israel education that includes the conflict.
Partners in the News
impala is a platform that serves as a database for publicly available data on millions of foundations and nonprofits.
From the Foundation Team
Now in its seventh year as an organization, Prizmah’s conference exemplified its readiness to sustain and grow the day school field by supporting the people and schools who positively influence young learners and help develop them into leaders.
Featured Partner
In recent years, Repair the World deepened its commitment to their Jewish educational strategy, elevating service as a bold expression of engaging in Jewish life.
Partners in the News
Service is now an integral part of American Jewish life and a meaningful form of Jewish expression, especially for younger adults. Service projects increasingly are how American Jews put their faith into practice and find purpose through humanitarian acts.
From the Foundation Team
Earlier this year, the Foundation shared its strategy around DEI. As 2022 concludes, Stacie Cherner reflects on the process of culture change and data gathering in this context, progress made, and the work to do moving forward.
Guest Blog
As we expand our ability to engage youth and young adults on the issues that matter most to them, we also renew Jewish communal life